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You’ve probably faced it. You download an app, open it and *bam* – there it goes! Crashed. I’ve heard people talk about how Facebook or Instagram or Skype or any other app crashes when they open it. There are a ton of reasons things could go wrong and cause the app to crash and it would be wrong to immediately assume that the app is buggy (without, of course, discounting that possibility).

Rick once wrote an interesting post on how most of the app-crashes can be fixed just by doing one single soft reset. Although this does work most of the times, it isn’t an end-all solution. He doesn’t say so himself but let’s also take a look at other possibilities that can help you get rid of the issue.

Apps Crashing on iPhone or iPad: Tips to Fix the Issue

#1. Soft Reset

The first thing you do when you find that an iPhone app keeps crashing is a “soft reset.” What this basically does is clears the memory by killing apps and gives you a head start. This is what you do to do a soft reset:

• Press the home and power buttons simultaneously
• The slide to turn off the iPhone comes up but do nothing but hold the buttons down
• The iPhone powers down with the screen going blank. Keep holding the buttons still and then the iPhone reboots with the Apple logo coming up on the screen

• In order to reboot iPhone 7/7 Plus, press and hold volume down button and power button

• And To restart your iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X or later, click and release Volume Up button then click and release volume down button, and then press and hold side button

That’s it. Now try out the new app that kept crashing before. In most cases, your problem is solved.

#2. Re-install App from Mac/PC

I can’t say the first solution works all the time. Sometimes, iPhone apps keep crashing when opened or used. What do you do then?

You delete the app and re-install it. Albeit, this time, you install it via iTunes and then transfer that to your iPhone/iPad by syncing it. Not exactly a great method to take on but if nothing helps, you’ve got to try this.

• Delete the app from your iDevice
• Find the app in iTunes (in your Purchase History preferably.)
• Connect the iPhone or iPad to your computer
• Sync the iOS device: let the app get installed
• Disconnect after the sync
• Restart your iOS device and try the app

#3. Clear Memory

You don’t know how many times this happens. People stuff the iPhone with a ton of songs and videos (and even apps) and quite a lot of apps keep running in the background. This eats up a lot of memory (not to forget, the battery too).

And then when you try to open and run an app, it struggles to get some breathing space with all the choking apps running in the background along with it. So the iPhone puts the app out of its misery and crashes it.

You’ll need to do two things to clear things up.

• Double-press the home button to bring up the multi-task switching bar and then close all apps that are running in the background by swiping up each app. After this, try the app

• If it’s a storage issue, try removing a bunch of songs that you usually skip whenever it comes up on the playlist. Or a bunch of videos that you’ve not seen in ages. This will free up some space that can turn out to be helpful for the app not to crash

#4. Go Thermonuclear

Eerie as it sounds, you might need to go thermonuclear and restore your device from a backup or as a new iPhone if the problems keep creeping up. Restoring is the last option but wait! If you feel that the app could be the problem (and not your iPhone), you can save yourself the pains of this last step.

There are over 1.2 million apps on the App Store but not every one of them is Gmail, Angry Birds or Spotify. A lot – and I mean a really huge lot – of them are buggy, problematic and ill-developed and designed. If none of the above three methods worked and you have a hunch that the problem lies with the app, you should probably just delete it and look for an alternative.

That’s all, mate!

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How To Delete Game Pigeon On Iphone 5s

The 3D touch of iOS 10 makes it hard to remove apps on iPhone 7? Don’t worry! There are 2 other ways you can use to delete apps without “X”.

iPhone Data Deleting Tips

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With iOS 10 installed, you can remove more apps, such as some built-in apps, on your newly bought iPhone 7 home screen. However, the 3D-touch technique of iOS 11/10 makes app-deleting a little hard, because pressing down an app icon easily brings its 3D touch menu. Thus, you can’t easily access the “X” on the home screen to delete apps on your iPhone 7.

Therefore, there is no harm in knowing some other ways to delete apps on iPhone 7 without “X”. Besides the traditional way to delete apps, we offer other ways to help you easily remove apps on your iPhone 7.

Part 1. Tap “X” to Delete iPhone 7 Apps

If you press app icon in iOS 11/10, it may brings you its 3D touch menu, instead of app shaking with “X”. So if you want to delete apps by tapping “X” on an iPhone 7, make sure gently put your finger on the icon without pressing down.

How to Delete Apps on iPhone 7 with X

Also Read: How to Delete Saved Messages on iPhone 6/6S/7 Completely >

Part 2. Remove Apps on iPhone 7 on Settings

iOS 11/10 enables you to manage your iPhone 7 storage by deleting apps. And after going to storage managing page on your iPhone 7, you can easily delete apps. Path of storage managing page on iPhone 7: Settings app > General > Storage & iCloud Storage > Manage Storage under STORAGE.

Part 3. Delete Apps with iPhone 7 Cleaning Tool

Professional iPhone cleaner can help you remove what you don’t want from iPhone 7 in a simple way. And that’s what PhoneClean is always doing. This tool enables you 1-click remove multiple apps on your iPhone 7. Below are the steps that you can follow to manage your iPhone storage and delete apps with PhoneClean.

Step 1. Download and install PhoneClean on your computer.

Step 2. Connect iPhone 7 to computer with cable, run PhoneClean and click Toolbox > App Clean.

How to Delete Apps on iPhone 7 with PhoneClean – Step2

Step 3. Select your unwanted apps, and click Trash icon on the top right corner to remove the selected apps from your iPhone 7.

How to Delete Apps on iPhone 7 with PhoneClean – Step3

You can use this tool to find what is other on your iPhone, and remove it to free up space, also you can get more space by removing app caches, duplicates and kinds of junk files.

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The Bottom Line

Of course, some other iPhone manager, such as AnyTrans, also has the same feature to manage your apps on your iPhone 7. You can have a try! If you have some good ideas on managing iPhone apps, be free to share them on the comment section to discuss. If you find this post is useful, you can share them with the people around you.

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